WebSafe

Free App that remotely records child’s phone activity and alerts risky behavior

WebSafe is a Free App that helps parents protect their kids by recording, detecting and alerting risky cell phone activity containing cyberbullying, sexting, signs of depression or suicidal thoughts, and much more! After recording all cell phone activity (texts, messages, social media, photos, GPS location, web and more), WebSafe then uses its proprietary intelligence filters to detect risky behavior and then alerts parents, who can then view the specific items with content detail. All of which can be viewed in the palm of your hand without searching through all activity on your child’s phone. By remotely supervising child’s online activity, parents can protect them by ensuring responsible digital behavior and habits. This app can be downloaded to either the parent’s or the child’s phone.

This app includes both FREE and paid features, however, you will also be given a Free Trial of the paid features in addition to extended use of the free features.

Free features include viewing the volume of alerts and activity by data type including Texts, Photos, Website History, Call Log History, GPS Location History, and Social Media. This will give you insight into how your child is using their smartphone, and if you see concerning behavior, you can instantly pause all apps (except phone calls). With one click, you can turn the apps back on at any time.

Paid features include being able to see the content of the alerts and activity in Texts, Photos, Website History, Call Log History, GPS Location History and Social Media.

All features are functional during the Risk Free Trial period, after which continued use of the Paid features requires a subscription or a license to be purchased.

Please note: Google policy requires a persistent notification on the child's phone. If your child attempts to remove the app, you will receive an immediate notification.

This app uses the Device Administrator permission.

This app uses Accessibility services.